He noted that the committee has successfully handled the tasks set before it and, in some aspects, even exceeded expectations.
“Nevertheless, the state should be viewed as a dynamically developing organism. Yesterday we faced one set of challenges, and today we are confronted with entirely new threats. Considering these changes, the SCNS will undergo a qualitative reform that will meet modern challenges and global changes. The global situation is changing, and our state institutions must adapt and evolve,” he emphasized.
Additionally, it is worth noting that after the resignation of Kamchybek Tashiev from the position of head of the SCNS, steps have already been taken by the president to reform this agency.
